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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-29

EOurs Coupons
FOurS- and -a-half
PacinC skies OF ISyO .'..''tEi
STATEs-Very dull and steady.
RAILROADS.&C. little more active; sales
81, 1873, 600.
STOCKS The stock market to day was
moderately active, but while displaying
some strength in the forenoon, it was weak
in the latter part of the day and lowest
prices were made near the close. The
opening was quiet hat strong, at advances
over last evenings final figures of from ]
to per cent Considerable feverishness
marked dealings throughout the forenoon
and the general tendency was to-
ward lower prices Decided weak
ness developed after that time,
when Kansas and Texas, Missouri! Pacific,
and the Changers became the leaders in
the decline. The downward movement
was not checked until the close, which was
weak, at or near the lowest prices of the
day. Final prices are almost invariably
lower, and Kansas and Texas is down 2f,
Manhattan 9 Oregon Navigation l !, Pacific
Mail and Union Pacific II. Sales $40, 100
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express l4O; American Express
lO7I; Cauada Pacific So; Central Pacific
3Ol; Chesapeake and Ohio 5; do preferred
irsts Z; DO seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
100; do preferred 100; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy 127; Delaware and Hudson
1901; Delaware. Ilackawanna and Western,
1859; Denver and Rio Grande, 1872; Erie,
81; DO preferred 629; Ft. Wayne, 14S.;
Illinois Central, ll6; Lake Shore, 92i;
Michigan Central, s5B; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, 81 10 preferred, 10; Missouri
Pacific, SSl; Northern Pacific, got; do pre-
ferred, 42}; Chicago and Northwestern,
1861; dn preferred lao; New York Cen
trail, 1867; Oregon Trsuscontinental, Ut;
Pacific Mail, 30; Panama, =; Peoria, D. q
F. 193; l,ittsburg Isl; Pullman Palace Can
1881; Reading 628; Rock Island, 112; st,
Louis and San Francisco, 349 DO preferred,
65; frs! preferred, lll{ st Paul, Minneap-
oils AMI Minnesota 1929! St. Paul and
Omaha, 368; do preferred lO3; Texas Pacific,
%; Union PaciiC 45i; United States E1-
pres IS Wa-ts:r Un.nn Telegraph 775.
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WOOL
PhilAdelDhIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. October 2S. Wool
Quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia XX and above 30a33!c; * 30a3lc;
medium 37a3Sc; coarse 36a35c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fine or y
and Xxx 2Sa3Oc; medium 36a3Sc; coarse 30
a37c; fine washed delaine or Y and XX
35a36c; medium washed combing and
delaine 37a35Rc; coarse do 37aSSc; Canada
washed combing 35a36c; tub washed 37a
43c; medium unwashed combing and de.
laine 2sa30c; coarse do 29d30c
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Nth, FHsS NNtN
" NJ cLENRNT3 Manager &c
CLEyELAND & pITTsBURG =. r.

Under schedule Ia effect May p, 1857 raips
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central Standard Time.
For Pittsburgh aud Cleveland, BIO u. m, la
Vile. IL? p. m Fer Steubcnville. s;s6 q. m.
For Martins Ferry, 6:SS T. NJ Trains arrive 81
bridgeport II 7:iS a IN, 1921 q m, 2:S y. N. (,
A ~ ", tuyl,
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DRY GOODS.
New YORK.

NRw YORK, October 2s-Dry Goods--
For quiet maket, business was good, rs
the result of orders, for moderate assort-
ments of seasonable specialties and deliver
les on old engagements for all classes Of
atnffL.
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.beelin9 Resister
Grauelers' Snid4.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
1AExsIASATIoS OF REVERENCE MARKS: sESily.
tSunday excepted. Monday excepted 10
Meridian. July Il, 1857. Wheeling tine which
Is just one hour earlier than Central Time:
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SUNDAYS.

Leave the City at 500 a. IN. and run every hour
until 500 ,. N.
every hour until 1000 .. n, except Church
Trains, which will leave the Park at 9:45 8. IN.
and City at l2:l5 p. m.
G. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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Some Temperance Notes,

Special Correspondence q tRe ReolAeT.
BUFFALO, PA, October 27.-RepOrts
from the conventions just held By the W.
C. T. T., in the different States, have in
interest and enthusiasm excelled anything
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BnatOn.

BosTON, October 23.-WOol-Prices
steady Ohio and Pennsylvania extra
feeces 31a3l3c; Xxx 32a33c; No. /, 36c;
Michigan extra 29a30c; No. combing 37a
3Sc; Ohio fine delane 35a35!; Michigan de-
laine 329a33.
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CAPITAL Prize, $50, 900.
ss-sst.oe4-fickcts are Tea roIlAFs Ssly. HaI'a
s., RiftAs, 81. Tettss, 81.

2l7s Prizes amounting % IOC
Application bS rats 10 0:ute Sho1li h rssts
oalJ 70 tie once Of the Company IN SeV Of
leans
For further inflammation white clearly, gtSius
fll aitreaA POSTAL NOTES, kKpress
Mcnrv Orders or New To.k Exchange n oritnAyy
letter, Currency by eIITpE fsi OuT expenssl a.
dressed
Il. 8. DsEPaIB,
Sen DFifsssk- IL
~ Is =. BkUPSsa,
NAshfae.na d 6
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It is about like this. You are nobody
unless YOU have hay fever, bet ]! jos were
to have hay fever you would wish you hAd
never been anybOdy.-LOIceH Citizen.
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Drp Goods.
GENUINE
Camel SHairU nderWear.
Warmer than Wool.
40 DYE.
Will not Shrink.

Nearc the ori.inatOrs and remain
rhe only manufacturers of the GEM
Ine Goods called .'CameI's Hair" The
popularity at our fabrics has induced
many base limitations made of Dyed
Wool, Hair, etc, and by - different
process. TO enable Consumers 90 pro
tert themselves from imposition We
have placed our Trade Mark On each
garment. Consumers viii md these
goods pleasant to wear and beneficial
ca health and " an be veil paid for any
pains taken to secure the Genuine Ar
tirIe.
DUNHAM HOSIERY co.
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address Registered Letter. p
sew ORLEANS SATIosAL EAsE
srx 5t-iesse. LIZ

RENEHBE8 that tas presence Of Generals
BeAnrccGrd and Early. WHO are N charge OF the
draVfuys In guarantee @. absolute fssTnez ard
integrity that the chances are all eqaai, eno
thst no one can possibly divine Vhs, nuTseT
will draw a prize
RENEMBER that The payment OF az fnLs
"a GTaRAyTRED BIZ FOUR NATION.
AL RANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets
are signed By the President Of an Institution,
gho<e chartered rights are recognized n The
highest Courts; tberefo-e. beSsre Of any lI1t.er
tSps 81 snanyToous snhe-neA ocilnN&5si
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

MonEy at 3 Lear Per Ceut-1'overnments
Dull but Eirm-Stocks Love- r-Fl"ur
Steady and Unchanged-Wheat Stronger
NEW YORK, October 2S-MOney on call
easy at 3Ia7 per cent; last loan per
cent. closed offered at per cent; prime
mercantile paper Gas per cen. sterling ex-
change dull but firm ~ 4slYa4s54
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by Andrew
V. Wees and Mary Wees his wife, to me as uus
tee, dated March "a. 1884, and recorded In the
Office OF tue Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
county. w. Va, in Deed Of Tru Book No. q
page u. / will sell al public auction. on
Wednesday. November 23. 1887,
commencing at ~ O'Clock q IN. at the front door
of the Court House OF said county, In the city Oi
Wheeling the following described property:
The north one third Of Lot numbered one hun
dred and twenty-five U22). situatd on the east
side Of Market street In Chapline& EoGs add
ton 10 the city of Wheeling
Title bclicy, d 10 he good, but selling ~ rvs
tee | shall convey only such title rs IL vested IN
me.
TERMS OF sALE-One third, or as much more
a the purchaser may elect cash in hand on the
day Of sale and any residue ia two equal inTtsi
ments payable in one and two years from the
day of sale with interest from that day. with In
slIrancc upon the uilding 10 the satisfaction Of
tue trustee DANIEL NIGHTINGALE.
Trustee.
G. A sCHAEYFR & Co, Agents orr
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DrTTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
IOlIIS RAILROAD 90

(i'au Handle Route Under schedule In enec
May III, lSs7, trains leave Wheeling, Cen
trial STANDARD Time: Fer stcubenyille and Pits
bunh, 6:SS A. m, l2.a y. m, I'D p. m. For
Steubouyillc, 500 p. NJ. The 6S O. N. aud
sos D. m. trains make direct connection fot
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago.
The j2:9S p. IN. train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chicago. Trains arrive ~
Wheeling at Oils a. m, 1000 q. m, 2Ss p. IN. Gnd
600 D. m myi'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-29

PIT nnlLIM and vile a. once .oe g.lg.s-
Hi tittWM span 4 Co so W. Third St. Gin
Ill UUUV eiBnaii, o, II you are oompe-
tent 70 earn salary. Ss-fou VIII learn Cme-
thing 70 your advantage. ocAg
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Oil City.

OIL CITY, October % Petroleum
Opened at 70fc; highest lite; lowest 69Bc
closed at 7Oic; sales 1923, 900 barrels
clearauces 2,2l0, 900 barrels; charters &c.
755 barrels; shipments, 5l,9Os barrels
runs, 20, 800 barrels
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers wi!
pay ali Prizes drawn in Tho Louisiana State lot
terieS which may be presented at our counters
J. IL. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres State Natl Bank
A.BAEDWIS, Pres New Orleans Eatl Bank
CARL HOHN, Prcst Union National BanE
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New York.

NEW YORK, October 2S-Petroleum-
Opened strong at 704c. There was good
buying in the first hour and the price adj
vanced to 71sc, but at this point the bears
attacked the market and caused q decline
to 69sc. There was support given in the
afternoon and the market rallied and closed
firm at 70!c, Sales PAST, 600 barrels.
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Cincinnat

CINCINNATI, o., October 2S-Hogs-
Active and firm; common and light So 50a
60; packing and butchers 81 3Oa4 20;
receipts 1900 head; shipments l, 500 head
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LIVE sTOCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, October % -Cattle-Receipts
II, 900 head; shipments 5000 head; mar
ket steady TO strong; shipping steers 81 SIS
as Is; stockers and feeders 81 s0l3 co.;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 20a2 so; Texas
cattle 81 75a2 60
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
10, 600 head; market steady; mixed "a 20a
4 80; heavy $4 30a4 IS; light 81 25a4 So;
skips So 00a4 35.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market weak and l0al6 lower;
natives 81 5Oa3 40
East Liberty
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, October 25.-Cat-
tle-Receipts 4l8 head; shipments 209
head; nothing doing; all through consign-
ments.
Hogs Receipts $500 head; shipments
3, 100 head; market firm; Philadelphias
81 75a4 so; Workers 81 65a4 IS; common
to fair 81 40a4 Co
Sheep-Receipts 600 head; shipments
800 head; market very dull at yester-
days quotations.
New York.
NEW YORK, October 2s.-Beeyes-Re-
ceipts 81 cars The market was dull,
weak and lower; native steers So 2ja3 so
per 100 pounds; few extra at 81 9Oa5 Is;
fair to good Colorado extra So 15a3 60.
Sheep-Receipts 5,79S head; the market
was dull aud weak; sheep ranged So GOA
80 per 100 pounds; choice at 81 62!;
lambs ranged from So 90 to Sc 25.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; market
uOminally steady for live hogs at 81 S0a
) 10.
Cincinnati.
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ARE YOU

suffering isom ssy q Tie resuln q yoolkfl IN
Discretion or sbases, resrlting In Seminal weak
oee. Jmpofency, ESs Nanhood, etc. Hso. ssw:
recommended By Q large uurbef Of specialislsin
diseases Of the genital orRRna. The pdce Tor
br1es. which Is sufficient Tor any ease, y Is, g
druggists o. ty mail. Sample Dsx Rroe. u.
R SAWYER d 90. Boz III. PhilA-, p
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Pittsburgh

PITTsBUEG, October % Petroleum
Weaker and lower; opened at 70sc; closed
at 70Sc; highest 71fc; lowest 693c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, October 2S.-Petroleum-
Opened at 704c; highest Tic; lowest
692c; closed at 70!c; clearances l54, 800 bar,
rels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-29

certify that hnnd bss beeB given by s.id
Special ConmiSiSAers, Is required By said de
crse JOHN W. MITCHELL,
seusa Clerk n aid Court
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FSI'ROLEIIS
T1SlsVille.

TITUsvILLE, October %. Petroleum -
Opened Al 70ic; highest 71tc; lowest 69ic
closed at 7Ofc.
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UTHEELING AND KIN GROVE Re
On and after Monday, October 81. 1887, Trains
On the Wheeling ana Kim Grove 4. <, will rGn as
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rmo River RAILROAD,

time table taxing creci Jane 9th, ixs7
Passenger trains win run ~ ipilowS-Csrts
tins
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VOICE FROM HARDY.

Politics In the Eastern Pan Handle Re-
publican and Democratic Candidates.
II, The E{j,,r ,,f gbg Pggj,tgr
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,OgERSMENTs--Dull but firm
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
THE LAUGHLIA CASE
sssisslsa or rHs SECOND TRIAL
sssxlY ali Dss Csss sAsa t. s~ssrtss .
Jsry a >hsrs alssosy - ths c.ss-
ODsaiag Asassss - Cs3si.ia
anEs Go4a2sl

The e3a1 tri4i 81 TIA ssss % Ars. Aafy
La1rasa azssass las street. Rall sag Cen.
paly. 81 9fsla Ez1.as. 10 ssi.a t1s eeaa
giaia4at slams 1ansses 20 - sEsent "a
s.9A9 fsr nl1siss sl.sgsa o. 1a4e been rs-
csiFsi .hroasa 80 c0apany.s asglisseee.
s4s GOA .aancsi Ia tae superior Coast F~s-
lsrdsY The g.alnut a. n are tlfaasf triAt
= Represented - Asssfs Mitchell d ~
Garry. ID ianA. and Peter 0ofsn 81 this
llfY. ~ai.e r. ~ W!lAeF " tnis CITY aoe
NJ. hogt 0f Cleveland sppsar iof 49, as-
ie1se. Ia tie lofslef trisl. Judge i@sisil
is8k ~ case rom t1e ary and rendered a
ladzHs8t III % cause 81 acton on TIE
sro4lds that tns evidence sla#e1 contrleo-
tsFF neg eenee ga lhs part 81 the plaiatn
all therefore sac eoll1 ncG recover daut-
szes The case ass thsa taksn % las su-
ofeHIe t0lFl where De decision w1s fe-
Vegsed and . nes triAi ordered.
The accident uD0n s1lCh tbe actioa IS
based occurred in Eulf0n-st. a the head Of
Monroe GA the morning ~ February. -
iss4 Tie plAlnun tho lives Al NJ. Pleas
ant. came - me eng with her htlsaud RIO
Is A conductor % tie Flint & Pere Mar.
quetis railroad. ~ attend ne funeral OF be-
brothsr. Captain John McDoaough. who
4 we'd l4st sutslds The city limits ia Grand
Rapids township. they hal attended tue
funeral and remained over nikat al the Nc
DonouEh resideUoe And Ia driving u the
depot. While crossing the street railway
track a. The southwest corner OF Fulton
street PARK the cutter ass tipped over aud
IN fa.li8. cut Mrs. Lanznlins left shoulder
Has broken. The plaintiff claims that the
accident Was caused by the anOw which The
company bal removed from toe track and
allowed 10 remain IN ridges on either aide
she also claims that The injury bias caussl
Der h lose The uss Of her arm and thst she
nas suffered and continues TO suffer great
pain fr0m tas ELECTS Of the broken shout
| der.
Nearly the entire day yesterday was spent
Ia selecting Jury. The panel as accepted
a. clock consists Of John II. Farrell.
Thomas y keefe. Herman Creque. Frank
s. Damsky, William A. Shinkmsn, Jerome
Ir0wbridge. Ben. 5. White, W. y. sutton,
q. h. Gioson. l. +. Waldron, W. {. Church
aud William Tracy.
Aitef the Jury was sworn Nr. Mitchell
opened the case IN quite lengthy address.
IN which he mentioned the facts stated
above. outlined the evidence which the
plaintiff expscts to introduce. aud court
was adjourned until this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Yesterday At the Eagle Hotel in this
citq vas Esid = reunion o. Company p.
Thirteenth Michigan Infantry. Theirs we're
shout thirty 81 ne Did boys present and
a oily good tine bad. The meeting Nss
.sllsd 90 order By H. Fl Trssk. Of this city,
snd he following officers wsr- elected.
President James Eggleston. Mon storey
Vice President n n. rrssk. Grand Rapids,
Secretary Joseph Miller. 9sBxss Commit
tee ~ look after members Of the company
I'm sheir respective Bsi al borho0,is. frseisnt
trrsr Grand Rapids. Newton Hubbard.
sDkes springs. Harry county, Chas.
Bishop. Hastings. kliss Anwsy. Pisinwsll.
Adam NJ Her. Gauges. Henry = Oliver.
Sauxsirck Taos. Huorsrd for fhe western
comrades. and r. " Wellington. Summer
county. kansas Story tslhng and remi-
niscsncss ocrDrisS a great desl 81 the spsr-
fin~ snd he Cd vets seemei CD rsnsw their
youth snd strength BY ne meeting Ms17
~ thsu visited The Soldiers Home in The
afternoon and twenty I've Of tsem A.
tended ths custer Pest sniertsiameDt IN
he evening The next reuuiQu vii e
held n This ,itT ne frst Thursday IN No
VEN Der .>.<
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

L&iies rsns~aser ~ xrsn1 nriHns~v
,neniez todsv ~ AGsnas q -. A srs
sssartment 81 Wlntsg styles aow % szhsbi-
Hcn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
RNfIRoND eoSsgr


TIE ~ r. & = wil 1aots Marquette
frsiehs rsIrs 10 The 100.
Tie psv csr ~ the G. r. G ( started ont
on Ifs monthlv mission of making the
enlpicves hsppy YESTERDAY
TIE D-froifs and S. ems Browns ars
making tar rounfs 10 niSv tbs rub games
for ne Ferti = chanp tonsaip IN a speci.
train furnished ~ the Psnnsgirsnfa ~sii-
rad tsch ei1h hrs fnarsa sleeper
They siso hsve l.rinz rooru car snd sill
hTs cn TIE uain 3lsirz ne snere rir.
chisf Clerk lraven worth ~ the frsight
aeDartfuent ~ ira H re- a T. rer7ars ~
yesterday that he tbogsbi fhev eonid 40
sIrlcst iouble ne iseirat cuisines ths~
az ioinx row cou'd ther zet he rsrs.
rssf se~tas 10 se the eoapislnf a. sr0ana
re tearih 1f cars ,siaz sttnhntsd ~ the
sKten1~e shipueots az pcfsfc-s snd AZ
PIE 81 ms ->~son 81 ne r<ar.
Yen - nof have 10 Eo.cvsr ~ wk,is
sac ot hichfesn ant rsrs ~ ohio nov Cd,
set 'c Foiedo. TIE O. & ~ n new r1.s
= aro1eh csf 10 thsf poinf ~ithout charge
1T ~. Tbs SERVICES 80 -nce ssrstlishes3
src -fs-eunnue' euf sne present 1.naee-
rnenf sre oot s'ew ~ cstCh - .ies sad ne
tnra1x1 ~ r r1leio roe leares ears
er-Fv morning a. = M arriving ia
r.'iedo ~ 49, ,. a. sRd no cksagsof
carr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

ASP UGE tt0lsz ~. ~ C8AAI-sF
0HAsb EseIh-. NicH., July 81. ls.r.l
Eilsof ffakSsss-HAFalV
Please inform tue pnbllc that have con-
necied steam laundry With nay DYE House
and Securing establishment. and vail do my
utmost a. give them the best work that was
ever brought out bv machinery. and tell
them that humbly asa OF lnea q share os
their trade Your most humble servant.
e. A. BERNIS.
Ring telephone No 9la.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
a BRILLIANT WEDOlN
The Marriage of George stanton, Jr., and
Mlss Emily A. MORGAN.


One of the most brilliant weddings ever
celebrated in this city occurred last evening
a. the Park Congregational church, when
Miss Emily Avery Morgan, the charming
and accomplished daughter of Christopher
B. Morgan, was united in marriage to George
Stanton. Jr.. a popular society gentleman.
Long before the hour appointed for the GER
emony the spacious church was completely
filled, many of the guests appearing in full
dress. The floral decorations were very
beautiful. bank of white flowers covered
the platform above which Was a back
ground of pretty ported plants and trailing
vines and amid the green was suspended a
monogram OF the bride and groom. initials
in pink and with carnations.
AT just half past six the organ, presided
over by Professor Col we'll pssed forth the
Wedding March. and the bridal procession
entered. First the six uSheTs, Nessrs.
James Granger, Charles Blair. Will Mckay,
| Henry Morgan, Robert Barnard, aud c. L.
keifer of UrDana, O., the bridegroom enter
Jog with T. NJ. Pierce, who acted IN the ca
pacisy OF best man. Then came the maid
+ Of honor. Miss Barney, of New York. She
was alfred IN white gown of point
| Despirt and carried a large bouquet Of yell
low roses. Then the stately BRIDE, leaning
| on her fathers arm, her veil floating cloud
like around her and falling down ia bi!lowy
waves over her snowy bridal robes. Her
dress was Of falle Franchise and wss cut en-
train She wore pearl ornaments and car
ried a bouquet OF pure white roses. The
ceremony was performed by he Rev. Mr..
Merriam. Mr.. Morgan giving the bride
away
Alter the ceremony the hsppy couple
were rendered a reception at the home Of
! the brides parents 81 3ansom.st.. from
/ eight 70 eleven. The bride received her
friends standing usder a floral tour lesfea
/ clover" The presents were numerous and
beautiful and the happy pair drift of into
I their honeymoon followed by the congrst-
/ ulstions o. a large circle Of friends Among
/ tae guests present f-on out OF town were
Nr and Mrs. Richard Morgan. 81 New York
I Mr.. add ,Ars. a. 4. Barney aud daughter
| Of Mex York Ar. George u. 3oyBe and
/ family. OF Chicago Charles c. keiier. ot
1 Urbans o.. Elias Bovn~. If Chicago, and
T Mrs.. W. y. tunmeT. OF Cadillac.
I Afser brief Wedding trip Mr. and Mr.
/ Stanton vii be az home 70 their ffiead,
/ a. - Psnsave. IN November.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

very blessing Entertainment VS. given
By Custer Post, 6. A r., - the Rora
Arcsngm rarlors a. evening Com
masder Watkins delivered the address O.
welcome: the exercises consisted o. 81.
Carnations rscitAu0ns. insfrun, snts5
mB-ic, singing b. i5s Oh comrades. etc
Mr. Msyo. u Isczson being present, ~.
called IN 70 deliver a. address his 70
marks we're pointed snd quite humorous
The fosf were very much blessed vito ths
s.l.ness lhsl alLe.aed thElr flrIs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

The Gleason Wood Ornament Company
have commenced the erection of new
brick factory building on their lots
bounded by Fifth, huskegon aud South
sss., and the g. X. & !. Railroad, which
they recently purchased At a cost OF
s. 600. The new building will be four
stories high. 67xsl feet in area. and will be
used IA the operations OF the COMPANY. the
old factory on the south side OF Fifth-st.
being Inadequate TO the increased demand
f.x-r
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

oas Of tie irm 81 Il J = per.o.a. 4
Co. tAs erssl fsrr-sss oi C1isaso. ~ko hssx
oeea Hkki1E FsE tsf sisits 20 thas ely icf
ssTeIsl sesssEs. have again ms3s al az
to1ntmenf fr tae - .tsf t.sft ~ this wc@k
sael t1sy Vile 81 schultz : aaiihasry
store ceTD~r ~ otIass sEJ feUotsiu- sis.
fli- ara. ls 4e8ss 49, fsulV4s.sr es Ia
ING slssu . aBe lie u Eoc3s here ass
season a. the sslse pisos sa1 30 aoaS. vii
make ttsrn assny Gals. % view !hslf se3ds
Aaa purchase itc sac.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

d. Dimock. who came here sstgris7 q.
he representative - I'r. ksrzan. o. Dssr0it
county. his come. vss fs.szrsphed for rs.
morui az. ine 1ociofs z-sstes- dssl -
scenes % he - rent the stafe Ho1se "a
Correction Tor ssaitsrlln Re hss twfcs
been .ncarceTalei 81 insane ssviaus. hlt %
wss Supposed shat he was entirely cursi
IF Nerean 6i3 nat knor thst UHoez bad
seer bsen isssne Wien 1e sen hin oet-
}-rts Ns
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
LAMPS!
Library Lamps, Hall Lam ps
and Chandeliers.
Metal ard Decorated Parlor

Metal and Decorated Parlor
Lamps and Shades 10 match,
with Rochester, Sun or Du-
pleX Burners the best burn
ers made for light. The assort-
ment is endless. The prices
are lower than ever before,
How is this: Glass Hand
Lamps. ID cents; Glass Stand
Lamps. 20 cents; Decorated
Vase Lamps, with Porcelain
Shades, % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

I safsrsS so iessf hs ke43 saa soal
ersaIz
VIA sleuaea *sarcsfss vas s.ck nnto
l14l1
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t1eu 1 l8ok lsN Eel.els -ghey cn,e1 ne
a. 2z1e
Ma tenas indssa - Dexisct sacA .
reB1rcy az sG1sr se~z ~Ae1 QalCk rs-
sci e0-lc bsss ese1 ieuaa IA Dc Pierce .
P.xas4st P1FxstiFe Pellets
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

3. Curtis aants ssEei1l coed br.ek!4yers.
siii p4Y tue az acst wages a9s furnish enl
ploymsnt Sill Christians kaqaifs 90 The
kois0n kisCtflc Light. Gas sd faei station
"a a. Office. 10 Pierce tiock
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

The follow "a list ~ - marriage
5csnses issued yesterday wlta ths nsnss
rrsideaes ~hsa oassl3e ths city sos aga.
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